Everyone Died: Abandoned House With Everything Left Behind

In this episode I'm taking you inside the life of a family raised by grandma, but all family members are now deceased. In this explore we try to figure out why.
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[@RangerRickTV]

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[@emilychurco5824]

House definitely wasn’t abandoned in 85, I’m guessing more like 2006 with that food expiration date and those cans of air freshener.

[@thesecondcoming2022]

Grandma kept a beautiful, clean home...She took pride in her home...it shows...

[@ROOSTERNEWTONJOHN]

Never put your fingerprints on any gun unless you own it and are registered to it.

[@mikeylorene]

Love this house. I bought that Herb Alpert record Album from a mail-order record club in 1964 when I was first married at 19 years old. Now I am almost 80 years old. This sure brings back memories. If I were young again and had the money, I would buy this house, send in a professional cleaning and preservation crew, move in and live in it just as it is

[@Theresawinner]

I used to volunteer at a used bookstore😍 that herb albert record was insanely popular

[@lisahusted1543]

Mothballs are used to repel moths, silverfish, mice and other pests. So sad this house is left with everything in it

[@AMDRADEONRUBY]

Herb Alpert good music it's a good album the person had.

[@BeemWeeks]

The record albums are from the 1960s. The old TV is 1950s. The portable TV on top of the older TV is 1970s. That's not an answering machine in the bedroom, it's an old police scanner. The afro photo is late 1960s to mid 1970s. I'm guessing this was grandma and grandpa's house. The photos are their children and grandchildren. Gram and gramps likely passed, and nobody took control of their home. Could still be in the family, just not lived in. Canned goods usually are good for 2 years. The expiration date of 2008 would suggest they were purchased in 2006, which would likely be the last time the home was occupied. The 1985 calendar was probably kept for decaration after it expired. This is a fantastic explore.

[@wildtiger56]

Amazing explore thanku for taking us with you, so much left behind 😏

[@jenniferkesler4766]

I bet that room fan would still work if it had power. SO different from the appliances of today that are constructed to be temporary instead of lasting indefinitely. ❤🎉

[@StacyKim-e4e]

It's beautiful house and sad at the same time. I think her son or grandson loved collecting different kinds of perfume. Maybe he was a football player or loved to play a football. Thank you for showing us around.

[@TaterTots380]

Guaifenesin is used to relieve chest congestion.

[@Theresawinner]

What a great time capsule thanks Rick How grandma must have loved and cared for her home The living room coaches were very cool imo

[@jenniferkesler4766]

Fried apples!! ❤ I bet grandma made some pork chops with apples!!

[@Lee.l-p6v]

Why would you ask why people have mothballs as they're older? Why? Because it protected the stuff in the home especially like blankets and things like that from decaying and and moth and rats and stuff like that. From eating the linens and stuff they didn't collect them. It was a choice to have that in your home. It has not been abandoned since 1985. There is febreze deodorizers in there which I'm currently looking at and that's something like in the last maybe 5 to 10 years and the food at 2008 anytime before that. The person might have passed away but the house was not abandoned since 1985 nice try and just because the calendar says 1985, it doesn't mean that person didn't like the cats on the calendar and used it just to fill that space. I've done something like that. Oh wow look at that. Yes, the green thing that's on the top of the shelving unit is a beautiful hair dryer of the '60s lots of people like to use those

[@alwaysthesleepless1]

What an intriguing house. Such a pity it is left to decay. It is always sad to see photos of people who are no more. Thanks for the tour.

[@vickisawyer7405]

Great video, beautiful old house but I wonder about the lack of cobwebs. I live in an A-frame and i have to get a ladder almost once a year to get rid of the ones above. And I kind of think you weren't the first explorer in there. At least no graffiti or vandalism. Thank you!

[@sugarplumenigma4850]

I don’t see how families choose to let their loved ones possessions rot away .

[@Amber-jb8su]

Yeah so much for a loving family. They were too lazy to even clean out the fridge.

[@darlenefarris4844]

Fairly certain that was a police scanner by the bed

[@thomashyler6174]

Not a rifle. Single shot 12 gauge shotgun.

[@jofleury2982]

That green round item on top of the dresser in last room was a hair dryer.

[@Kimtwister]

RICK THIS WAS A AMAZING FIND BUT A SAD STORY INDEED thank for uploading u rock

[@PJL7095]

Rick - you are a very good storyteller. Your narrations are top notch

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

Grandma's social security check probably paid a lot of the bills it's probably why they moved. Grandma was the corner stone of the family. My mama knew how to penny pintch and pay the Bills and eat to. They simply couldn't pay the bills and moved. Women are a lot better at managing money.

[@sharonjones1222]

I love the old houses that y do

[@Bookworm214-y3d]

How the heck did you find these places?!?!?!

[@sharonjones1222]

Thank you for locking back up when you leave

[@williamgriffin7584]

i mean, bring back memories...

[@jenniferadkisson1707]

The medicine I think is cough medicine

[@williamgriffin7584]

i love to see this back back memories

[@Susan7139]

Medicine is for coughs and congestion

[@thestars386]

That's a fantastic house inside. Now your fingerprints are all over that gun. 7:20 that's sofa looks like the 80s or 90s. I'm loving the *last supper* picture.

[@nicoletanis3703]

Thanks Rick for this wonderful virtual video! 👍

[@Amber-jb8su]

Definitely an interesting find! I’m surprised it hasn’t been vandalized.

[@blagmate5516]

My Dude, if you don't know anything about firearms you should not touch them. Unless you broke open the action to check the action that gun is to be considered loaded. Even if you check the chamber every firearm should be handled as if it were loaded. Review the 4 Cardinal Rules of gun handling, please.

[@pedrofreitas2546]

How do you know that everyone died ?

[@Amber-jb8su]

It’s incredibly more likely that the family just abandoned the house. The title is clickbait in a way.

[@pedrofreitas2546]

@@Amber-jb8su yeah, i thought this cause the first seconds is one of the most important metrics of youtube, if your video keep the attention on beginning without people leave, the youtube recommend more

[@melissawilcoxon9913]

That tuning thing for the TV was to turn the antenna outside to get reception on the TV

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Where are my phones are good to keep moths of this out of your clothes

[@sharonjones6169]

I love yr video so much

[@mommcneill4194]

Why do you do that u no that stands even I gets sick smile.

[@williammcvoid382]

Round green thing in bedroom is a hair dryer!!

[@smc130]

Too sad

[@benjaminclingaman7551]

👍👍

[@juliefarrington5353]

Why is it that people set stuff up?

[@65bigbadwolf]

You should not show family pictures it’s not right

[@notnice3721]

I TOTALLY agree too but sadly, this is not the only urbex channel that does.

[@Amber-jb8su]

Why not? Nobody knows who they are so who cares.

[@chad4208]

whats wrong with you? Why, as a sane person, would you think the house was abandoned in 1985 when you saw food expiration dates from 2008???????? Do you have a problem with numbers mr he bought this in the 70s while looking at a 2014 release date

[@Amber-jb8su]

It’s just flashy language to attract viewers but common sense was certainly lacking here. No sane person would’ve pulled the trigger on the shot gun or opened up the fridge and freezer. Dumb.

[@thestars386]

11:12 you said the one on top is made of plastic, the one below, that's made of wood. Those are the wooden cabinet ones.

[@thestars386]

18:49 I remember when the first Nintendo came out. The front loader. I had one. Then super Nintendo.

[@ellennewth6305]

Herb Alpert (age 89) is a famous singer/trumpet player who founded A&M records. His album “Whipped Cream” was released in 1965. The title song was used on “The Dating Game” when guest players were introduced.

[@mommcneill4194]

That's was their first TV.

[@jameslee5765]

Man u can write some good stuff. That one piece you did in the power station in kensington was some damn good amazing writing.. you talked about how the world is dying and nobody cares. Anthony Bourdain and Hunter s Thompson would of been proud

[@bernadinelewis485]

Moth Falls kept snakes and wrapped stuff out of your clothes and out of your house. They didn’t like the smell smell. Some people still do it today.

[@beckycoelho]

Moth balls also kept moths away from chewing on clothes.

[@crystalhooser8855]

Don't think I've ever heard someone reference a cardinal as a red Jay before. Good explore!

[@carlashepherd9362]

Total time capsule for sure! This house has a cozy feel to it! Very awesome video as usual! 👍❤️🤘

[@PennyThompson618]

Anyone else notice the lack of spider webs inside the house?

[@mikeylorene]

Probably because of the moth balls!

[@KathyKlamm-fm8pj]

Dude that was a shot gun ,from a Tennessee girl

[@MotSter]

3 minutes in and the video still hasnt started. unsubscribbed

[@mikeylorene]

Use your little arrow forwarding button and develop some patience and common sense.

[@MistReated-c6p]

My heart broke the memories Grandma was loved it truly shows The sacrifices the family made unimaginable Great footage thank you for the tour Stay safe

[@sharonjones6169]

Thank you for locking up

[@hinarajpoot6812]

I am also thinking like you There's a lot of story in the walls .How do these people leave the home of their love?

[@tammybusse]

I bet the sofa and chairs were gorgeous when new, I've never seen one those colors before ❤🖤

[@ChristysCrazy]

The gun you found the inscription says Iver Johnson Arms and cycle works. They were around from 1871-1993

[@lauriebeardsley9486]

Wow, if that went off it could have gone through the house. Don't pull the triger.😮

[@GloriaCulberson]

My grandmother used mothballs in her closets to keep moths from getting on her wool clothing. She was born in 1900.

[@debbiestoyles1141]

My mom still does this today

[@thestars386]

We used them in our house too when I was a kid. I always thought they stunk.

[@NOORCHANNEL0123]

The Family who lived there way back looks very organized. I feel that they are also well behaved and very religious Family😢. So sad to see this house once a happy place but now turned out abandoned 😢

[@ininja32]

Rick- I have something cool, Palisades Mall in New York is closing down when it does do you think you can explore it?

[@JohnCassity]

Sweet explore!!! Such a surreal property. Great commentary too. You definitely gave it justice. Keep killing it Rick!!!💯🔥🔥

[@donnafulmer8809]

Moth balls keeps mice away

[@Lantern_Jack]

Very happy to see another time capsule house video. I hope you got a spooky prison, funeral home, asylum, or something scheduled for halloween. Be safe rick.

[@jollyrogers75]

Why are these abandoned houses cleaner than mine?

[@CxlearExplorations]

Amazing exploration! Haven’t seen anything like this!

[@user-pd8rl9dh3m]

My bad, they came out commercially in1927 but programs were scarce.

[@DeadlyKnot]

I enjoyed this one more than your last 2.

[@user-pd8rl9dh3m]

That TV box was the 1st cable box, with 1 movie channel. I don't know about where she lived but in the midwestern US the movie channel was called "channel 100."

[@John-fn2ln]

As a kid in the 80s we had those cable boxs in ohio as well

[@sugarplumenigma4850]

Looks like a motorized antenna control

[@user-pd8rl9dh3m]

@@sugarplumenigma4850 The antenna controls like that (box style) had antennas on them also.

[@frankmarek9921]

Those were fuses on the table,frank in Oswego,ill

[@helenr991]

That green thing that's on top of that cabinet is a old hair dryer

[@helenr991]

Dim heaters are gas like a gas stove

[@joybrackin2460]

Grandma kept a clean home

[@gardeniaantiporta5387]

Wow clean

[@65bigbadwolf]

You can’t see the whole jar of pennies

[@wandamullen-qw1vg]

moth balls keep mice away.

[@beckycoelho]

That Round thing was a hooded dryer. I had one in the late 60's?

[@Gail-j8j]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-pd8rl9dh3m]

1960's TV came out in the 50's. Radio was popular that's why there's both.

[@jeremylord4124]

Very old shotgun

[@donnasilver940]

Nice house

[@williamgriffin7584]

oh, wow...i love this....

[@robertmailhos8159]

Who would leave that rifle behind

[@helenawarsinnak]

Great video BUT no offense....One thing that I had noticed in the beginning of the video, u had seen the rifle laying on the couch....Now, I can honestly admit that I DEFINITELY DONT know much about guns/rifle's.... BUT one thing that almost EVERYONE knows (*OR at least SHOULD KNOW) is TO NEVER PULL/PLAY WITH THE TRIGGER (as you had darlin'!!😉) **SAFETY FIRST ALWAYS!!!!

[@elizabethdelacruz6876]

Wear gloves if you're going to open draws, and touch things. Thank you for sharing

[@ameliatoreson1590]

I agree I don’t feel it is too bright of an idea to handle a gun you do not own

[@randyduncan820]

Couch n chair are covered with tapestry I think

[@mtsqueen]

Looks like a single shotgun 12 gauge!!

[@mizg6313]

I wish you had checked the fill date on the medicine.

[@donnasilver940]

Ot a TV from the 80tys or 90tys .I had one similar to that

[@sofiatrevino2751]

❤

[@thestars386]

13:09 we had one of those clocks when I was a kid, the bottom piece goes back and forth to keep it running.

[@evanmcmahan355]

My Grandma had chairs and sofa just like that same color same pattern and everything

[@evanmcmahan355]

That's a long time 12 gauge shotgun that's worth a lot of money

[@evanmcmahan355]

Keep that address to yourself please